We love 2POOD weightlifting belts (and even feature one of them on our best weightlifting belts page). Now, you can use the code GGR at checkout to save 10% on belts, apparel and more!
2POOD Things We Love
It goes without saying that we love 2POOD belts. Elite weightlifters like Mattie Rogers and CJ Cummings also rock a 2POOD, as well as all-star CrossFitters like Sam Briggs.
2POOD belts include the Straight Belt (what Mattie wears) as well as the MetCon Training Belt, which a lot of functional fitness fans like.
2POOD Straight Belt
2POOD Straight Belt
Product Highlights
- Great for CrossFit
- 4″ straight belt
- Velcro closure system
- Easy to use
- High-quality nylon construction
Pros & Cons
Pros
- High-quality nylon lasts for years
- Tons of color and design options
- Straight cylindrical design is great for CrossFit lifts
- Worn by many elite CrossFit athletes and weightlifters
Cons
- Very firm for a nylon belt (more so than most)
- Almost uncomfortable at first, but breaks in quickly
- Durable, but still not as durable as leather weightlifting belts
Bottom Line
A great fit for functional fitness athletes, the 2POOD Straight Belt delivers versatility and flexibility with solid support as well. While it may not provide the same level of rigidity as a lever belt, it still provides plenty of support for snatch, clean and jerk, or metcons.
2POOD MetCon Training Belt
2POOD Metcon Training Belt
Product Highlights
The 2POOD® Metcon Training belt is is designed to support your lifting technique during intense WODs and general weightlifting. The beauty of our belt is that it is lightweight, and quickly comes on/off so that you can keep moving.
Pros & Cons
Bottom Line
But don’t sleep on 2POOD’s other line of products:
Apparel: The brand makes shorts, tops, hoodies and joggers for both men and women.
Bags: 2POOD offers several style of gym bags (and even a chalk bag).
Accessories: Of course, there are the little extras, like wrist wraps, knee sleeves and thumb tape.
What Size 2POOD Belt Should I Get?
The belts on the 2POOD website come in unisex sizes XXXXS to XXXL, with the very smallest and very largest sizes by request only. There is a great belt sizing chart on the brand’s site to help you make your decision; these sizes might not match up to the size pants or shirt you would wear, so be careful when picking.
2POOD also offers a few tips for fitting your belt:
- The gap between the ends of the belt should be either almost touching or, at most, 3 inches apart
- If the ends of the belt are further apart than that during use, you might feel the belt pulling on you too much
- If the ends of the belt overlap, you risk the belt popping during use (so just size down)
2POOD Return Policy
What happens if you buy something from 2POOD and it doesn’t work out?
Refunds are only available if your purchase was in the last 60 days, it is unused and unwashed.
There is no restocking fee (which some fitness companies do charge), but you will have to pay the shipping to send back the item. However, if you are just exchanging a 2POOD item, the company will cover the cost of your shipping.
2POOD Coupon Code FAQs
Are 2POOD belts good?
We think so! So do elite CrossFit and weightlifting athletes, like Sam Briggs and Mattie Rogers. These belts feature a velcro fastening with a lever to help you tighten and adjust. They also have different sizes and widths, providing ample support or meeting competition requirements.
What are 2POOD belts made of?
2POOD belts are made of nylon and have a velcro fastening system that features a buckle.
What does 2POOD mean?
A “pood” actually refers to a unit of mass. It’s an old Russian term, where one “pood” equals about 16kg, or 36lb. Some people refer to kettlebells by their pood sizes, where the 1 pood is the 16kg and the 2 pood is the 32kg bell. This is why the logo for 2POOD usually features a kettlebell.
